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| === Two springs connected end-to-end (series) === | === Two springs connected end-to-end (series) === | ||
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| Let's consider attaching a 100N ball to a single 100N/m spring. If we let the weight just hang motionless (no change in momentum), we know from the [[183_notes: | Let's consider attaching a 100N ball to a single 100N/m spring. If we let the weight just hang motionless (no change in momentum), we know from the [[183_notes: | ||